Shopping sorted by dish, who ticked what, and a plan for two. Shopping by dish Ingredients sent from a meal stay with that dish: the shopping list and the fridge card file them under the dish's name, and the dish shows what's still to buy. Who added it, who ticked it Every line on a list says who added it and who ticked it off, and a note's History shows the ticks too. Repeats that say when Repeating chores and events say the day: “Every Monday”, not just “Weekly”. Family Duo A new plan for two people, each on all their devices: partners, co-parents, a parent and a grandparent. Personal cloud on every device Subscribed to Personal cloud on another device? Go to Settings → Sync & subscription, tap “Already subscribed on another device?” and sign in with the same Google account. Ask Pamily thinks ahead Tell it what's coming up and it offers the steps to get ready, each due in good time: swim gear packed the night before, a present bought before the party, cash for the school gala. It says what else is on that day, puts “we need milk” on the shopping list, and keeps to your words: no time when you gave none, not the whole family when you named nobody. On a scanned notice, “tomorrow” is tomorrow, and what the notice asks you to bring is due the evening before. Also • A family member's new phone gets the family's key without waiting for the plan holder's phone. • Trying to join a family that's full now says so. • Easier to use at large text sizes, with bigger buttons to remove list items.

Small things that were missing, now in. Delete from the page Events and fridge notes can be deleted right from their own page, with Undo, and a task found through Search can be deleted from its edit sheet. Undo on a note brings back its checklist and attachments too. Skip a chore just this time Deleting a repeating chore asks: just this time, or the chore itself. Just this time moves it to its next date without anyone losing their turn. PDFs you can see A PDF on a note or an event shows its first page, and opens in a page-by-page viewer with pinch to zoom. Share it from there when you need the file elsewhere. Also • Tap a line in History to open the item it is about. • Remove an attachment from an item's page.

Reminders that keep their word, and a family that can see who did what. Repeating reminders keep coming A chore set to "every 3 days" now reminds you every 3 days, tick or no tick: the next few occurrences are always armed. Repeating events, the morning summary and subscription renewals keep coming the same way. Done from the notification rolls a repeating chore to its next date instead of closing it, and Snooze sticks. Who did what Tasks, events, notes, subscriptions and meals now remember who added them and who last changed them. "Recently changed" on Today and Family shows the latest, "What changed" lists everything, and each item carries its own History. Pick which member is you in the Family tab with one tap, and your changes carry your name. Family changes On the family plan, one notification tells you when someone else added or changed something. Settings → Reminders → Family changes.

Pamily now speaks 18 languages. Your language, your dates Pamily is now translated into German, French, Italian, Portuguese (Brazil), Polish, Turkish, Russian, Hindi, Thai, Vietnamese, Indonesian, Japanese, Korean, Simplified Chinese and Traditional Chinese, alongside English, Filipino and Spanish. Dates, weekday strips, month names and number formats follow whichever one you read in. Settings → Language lists every language in its own name, or you can leave it to follow your phone. School notices, in your language The reading that picks the dates off a photographed or shared notice now knows the months and weekdays of the language you use: "18. September", "18 de septiembre" and "9月18日" all land on the same day. As always, it happens on your device and nothing is added until you tap. Search knows its accents Type "cafe" and Café comes up; type "tuan" and Tuấn does. Names and notes match whether or not you bother with the accents.

The biggest Pamily update yet. A day, hour by hour Calendar has a new Day view. Tap an empty time to add an event there, hold an event and drag it somewhere else, or drag its bottom edge to change when it ends. Repeating events ask whether to move just that one or the whole series, and a move can be undone straight away. School notices, read for you Share a photo, a PDF or a forwarded message into Pamily and it picks out the dates, ready to add as events and to-dos with one tap. The reading happens on your device, and anything you don’t add is kept as a note on the fridge. Ask Pamily On devices with built-in AI, ask what’s on Thursday, what’s due, or whose birthday is next, or just say what to add: “dentist Tuesday 9am with Lia”. It runs on your device, nothing is added until you tap, and you can talk instead of typing. You can scan a notice with the camera from here, too. The calendars you already use Follow school, club and holiday calendars by link, and they keep themselves up to date. Show your phone’s calendars next to the family’s, or copy family events into a calendar you already use. Calendar files (.ics) import and export, too. It’s all one tap from the Calendar tab, on the new Other calendars button beside Day, Week and Month, and an empty week offers to follow your school’s calendar. Small things that add up • Birthdays show on the calendar every year, from each person’s date of birth. • Save a party and Pamily offers the present and the RSVP as to-dos. • A morning summary: one notification with the day’s events and to-dos, at the hour you choose. • “Just mine” clears away everyone else’s plans. • A task can be for several people: one tick closes it for everyone, and everyone gets the credit. • Chores can repeat on the weekdays you pick. • Each day on the calendar shows its meals. • Swipe between weeks and months, and choose the day your week starts. • Sticky notes show the whole note, and pinning takes one tap. Fixed • Repeating events now show, and remind you, on every date they happen, not just the first.

A small update with a lot of quality of life. Everyone, in one tap Adding the whole family to an event, a chore rotation, or “who can see this” used to mean tapping every name. Now there’s an Everyone chip: one tap adds them all, one more clears it. Plans land where you are Pick a day in Days and tap +. The new event starts on that day, at the next full hour, the way a calendar should. Dates you can read Start and end times in the event sheet now read like the rest of the app: Fri, 15 May 2026 · 10:00 AM. Honest quiet wins This week’s quiet wins and caretaker hours only count events that have already happened, so nothing gets ticked off before it takes place. Streaks stay alive until the day ends instead of vanishing every morning, and empty cards now say what they’re waiting for.

Minor improvements: - Members can now be reordered thru dragging - A11y adjustments - Stability improvements